A hybrid workshop was held on Thursday to introduce a new facility called the CRC Makerspace, which has advanced manufacturing equipment. Construction Professor Ryan Connally gives a tour of the CRC Makerspace and he is showing the attendees the waterjet machine.
A hybrid workshop was held on Thursday to introduce a new facility called the CRC Makerspace where students can use advanced manufacturing equipment to make wooden projects and many other things.
The CRC Makerspace, which opens Aug. 23, has equipment that includes a waterjet, a wood room, 3D printing, laser printing and an electronics station. There is also a textile room, which consists of a cricut machine, sewing machine, a custom embroidery machine, a leather station, stained glass station and poster…
